Update on the missing $340,000 Ernst & Young Salary Audit

We owe a big thanks to Jim Walls at Atlanta Unfiltered for following up with Sandy Spruill and helping her dog a copy of the 2004 salary audit. Turns out, she came close, but still didn't get a copy of the actual Ernst & Young report—she got a copy of a school system manual supposedly written using information found in the original audit.

Questions: First, how can we ever really trust a school system that refuses to produce an enormous document that taxpayers paid so much money for? Second, if those salaries had been cut or frozen as recommended, would we be where we are now—cutting classroom budgets to the core? Third, why hasn't Tyson spent any energy looking again at top level salaries or called for another study to be conducted to see if we could save money at the top?

To read up on where we stand today with the missing $340,000 audit, read Jim's report by clicking below.

DeKalb school audit found bloated salaries — then what?